Canada's leader in innovative, career-oriented education
Ryerson is Canada’s leader in innovative, career-focused education. It is a distinctly urban university with a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.
From its leading experiential learning programs to its groundbreaking entrepreneurial ecosystem, innovation is the driving force behind the university’s mission to serve societal need and a long-standing commitment to engaging its community.
Ryerson is composed of eight dynamic faculties and home to 39,500 students, 3,900 faculty and staff and 121 undergraduate and graduate programs, making it one of the largest comprehensive universities in Canada.
Times World University Rankings 2020: #601–800
QS Global World Ranking 2020: #801-1000
Ryerson’s ranking is not something it can boast about, but the university is on a path to become Canada’s leading comprehensive innovation university.
It is estimated that Ryerson University acceptance rate is 80%.
The high acceptance rate does not mean that the school is not academically sound. All accrediting university in Canada has gone through strict regulations, passed, and received its accreditation. That means that it is an excellent university with great academics.
Nevertheless, all universities require sufficient fundings to improve over the facilities and infrastructure while the largest source of funding is tuition fees. The more student, the more tuition fees.
Students | |
Arts | 1,142 |
Ted Rogers School of Management | 2,391 |
Communication & Design | 1,320 |
Community Services | 1,122 |
Engineering & Architectural Science | 1,204 |
Science | 749 |
Total | 7,883 |
It is interesting to see that 30.33% of first year students (2,391) enrol in Ted Rogers School of Management, which makes it the largest faculty in Ryerson University.
Undergraduate tuition fees:
$7,044 to $11,163
Graduate tuition fees:
$4,307 to $16,278
Undergraduate tuition fees:
$27,218 to $36,610
Graduate tuition fees:
$20,640 to $28,020
Source: Ryerson University Undergraduate Programs Fee Ranges 2019-20
Very few universities in Canada offer areas of study related to Aerospace. Ryerson is one of them. Nice!
Learn to design, test, manufacture and maintain aircraft, spacecraft or land-and-water transport vehicles. The program offers design and research work through the school’s Institute for Aerospace Design and Innovation, a paid co-op of up to 16 months, and specializations in management sciences and/or engineering innovation and entrepreneurship.
You can find more information here.
This subject provides theoretical and practical expertise as students research medically relevant concerns such as cancer and aging. Considering the aging problem facing by Canada and other economically developed countries, the job market is widely open for graduates of Biomedical Sciences.
Location of downtown Toronto offers proximity to major hospitals and the biomedical industry.
You can find more information here.
This interdisciplinary program teaches students how to apply both artistic knowledge and business skills to creative fields including film, broadcasting, theatre, music, publishing and fashion; it includes a work placement in fourth year.
You can find more information here.
If English is not your first language (i.e. is not the first language you learned at home as a child), you will need to provide evidence of adequate English facility for admission consideration, unless you qualify for an exemption
* Documents are required to submit only for graduate studies.
Not known for its research but it has the best media school in the country, good engineering, business and nursing schools and has the best location – in the centre of downtown Toronto.